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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
DEATH OF 4 TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE ~.
CAPTAIN :. :. BLACKFOKD -ACWFlCts MS LIZ" ~"
4 A


w,sutxcroy Dec . tSp,-GD- Captain {. :. BLACK
for one armed Union veteran sacrificed his He To-
DAY In the Cause of temperance. since Inc Ceslhn"s
Of tho license year the Temperance people have zee"
tryfng to have tho Law regulating the issue oi a""
licenses strictly enforced. and captain IAeHiOFu h"'
been earnest In his effort, to effect that object Inc
case he was lighting when he died vas THAI OF john
Brosnan The Application Of BrOsnau Tor baFroo'A
license came before the commissioners ana tHH' SUD
pended act on thrcc times 10 g.'c Mr.. blA'Aioru
rbauc, o bring In the ahldavits Of ,uGci nj number
Of the hou,ehoderS 10 reduce the NUMBER WI"
signed the Application So that Bro,nan would mol
have A majority Of them ON his side. lie called On
Commissioners Wcbb who about TO grant the license
this morning and made hnal appeal for lime lie
Wa given 10 II O'Clock 10 get J. Il. Re singer 10
withdraw his approval lie LEFT the oiicc IA a hurry
and apprafcd to BE- excited lie had secured the AN!
daylt Of Ec,.uscr and ~, returning with II 10 inc
Commissioners when be dropped dead
At three minutes after II o'clock Blosnan arrived
At the Commissioners office and Informed th'm oil the
death Of Captain Lilac hiod. and got lbs License ie"
minutes later.
Nl:.o O'Clock young man came in and asked
II the License had been issued and when tOtd 'ha' II
hal he said Il va, bad "A, the affidavit OF Mr.
,it,.r Withdrawing bis consent 10 The issuance OF
M, license had been found Ia Mr. Iaokiotd' pochet
I,, asked what could be- done, and Wa tolu lhdl tho
Gao VA, closed and could not he Ohod without cause
,,ud,r Mn, law Three Young women who are inter
-, Ca ncc work hurried into tie Office OF Mr.
Vbc,iley Mir VI bb being ont one OF their nunueF
messed forw ard and pre- n'ed Nr Nhcatlcy tho all
da,lt " hen told that va too Iate tU's hlS' INV
tears and ono Of them said In her d. pcra'"n; .
The more 80" Of man m" m"Ir I,hc 'hS u"s
II : understood thai Cummi. Sioucr Webb has prom
i-ed hat the matter Sh'li 10 aS41 C.'I,u,r =, vi"
q, 1fafn Vlar nford a gallant ohio solder IN INC
war hncrward he was SUPERINTENDENT, Il police In
Tho Tnltcd states Cariol uutl the tonfedcratcs cap
Al, n Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
HOWELL OSBORN SUED BY IT, L. STOT.
THE Plaintiff REPORTED TO HAVE GONE TO JAPAN
Ills LIFE IN WALL STREET.

THE PLAINTIFF RTPORIED TO HAVE GONE TO JAPAN
his LIFE IN WALL STREET.
Papers we're filed yesterday In suit begun against
Howell osborn by william L. stow. follow member Of
The Stock Exchange for the recovery of about geo 600
The announcement caused no little surprise III W all
Street bee Mr. stow formerly dd CONSIDERABLE
business for Charles j. OsOr. AMI when young Howell
obtained a seat in the stock Exchange Mr. stow on
tered into partnership with him. Tho arrangement
was probably an act Of ilderndl socltudc. but the
experiment was not ned with Success Pnns
ingr In stocks became the young mans passion, before
which the ordinary brokerage business had no aitrac
tons. The result of the ventures may never 10
known. but after his fathers death 1t was reported
that his mother offered him substantial reasons Tor
forswearing speculation. Hc went to Europe and 1t
was not long afcrward that rumors Of daring opera
tions I'm American securities at the London Stock tx
change dtfted across the Atlantic cuhs'lncnt OF
supplies, with perhaps some losses and the usual Gus
tomary extravaganza IN expenses, brought the young
man home although 1t said he was Obliged 10
dodge d creditor tho way TO the steamship.
Mr.. Osborn has not been In Wall Street for probably
six months and In fact his wanderings have not ben
known In the complaint In the suit 1t is avercd that
the plaintiff has tried find him. but has not bocE sue
cessfnI. and that. while his mother probably knows
where he Is. she refuses to tell IL has been fobof'eu
i'm " all Street that Mr. Osborn was In California ana a
san Francisco dispatch printed not long ago stated
that he was about to sail for Jaran. Some icIs"n,
suspect that the dis patch Inspired by him ana 10
them tho presence In the city of certain bnrlesqne
actress proof that he Is not on tho other sdc Oh mo
IL is well understood that the plaintiff has no hopo
OF securing payment by finding any properly belonging
said 10 be $40 900 a year. which has since been In.
creased by the Kindness OF his mother but the care OF
The fathers wisdom has never been doubted by his
friends Tho debt which Mr.. 81 W seeks TO rccovc' Is
SO 600 payable In one year from July / 1896. with
interest at cent. Is made tho basis Oh tho suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
NEU.JERSEY DEMOCRATS ARE blue.
CONVINCED THAT THEY CANNOT CARRY IHE STATE
FOR FREE TRADE.

CONVINCED THAT THEY CANNOT CARRY lHE STATE
FOR FREE TRADE.
TRENTON y. j.. Dec. tSpectGD.-Ths Democratic
leaders In this state suffering from Mt OF the Dimes
supernduced by President Gevelands fsly In commit
ting his party the issue Of free trade Ne"Jersey 10
among the protection States in the Union and
wilsurey 60 Republican next year. new that the taflu
question ia added the fsuds among such Democrats as
Senators Bodgett and McPherAon, eX Governor Albeit
H. Little and equally prom nent and influential
I'm the party the principal cities OF the state are
manufacturing centres and great industries OF the day
owe their proportions to the system Of protection fos-
tered by the Republican party Within twenty hvs years,
forty pot,erss have been established In this city and
some Of them are great concerns Ike those In
staaerishire. England. reduction OF tho tariu
on the wares produced here not TO speak OF Tree raos
would throw thousands OIL skilled worxmen out OF en-
ploymsnt and bring under the aucuoneers hammer
propery worth many Millions The operative pottsrs
appreciate the danger menacing them, do also the
thousands Of in the woelsu mills and In the
Great iron and steel works here. Many OF thea nave
enabled buy houses and such as have Votst mo
hsrsofore will risk their all next
year by voting for Cleveland or any oher ireeraoe can
didate The TRIBUNE containing the expression OF Dir
Blaines views of the Presidents message was largely
read especially by tho workingmea. and the matter
the fore topic discussion In the mills psttess
and fsundres The disaster foreseen bT the Dem"crauc
leaders has already begun 10 parsiyze thei enoIts
They at this early day tnat no eros' hSI WI"
be ~ 4de 10 carry the state. ~, -.
NewJerseys representatives at Washington Will hear
from the Legislature SOON AS IL e0nvehes Ihsy VIZ
be mcnsrliZsd in language not 10 DO hstakon on lho
attitude New Jersey will expect them 10 mahae
garang the tariff An interesa< thing about Is thtt
the Democratic United states Senators will be Obliged 10
heed the memorial vote by either Of them In ac
eOiaaRes with President ClovelsBds vsws wsuld KIN
him peltcAly Inc Republicans are Juoiiant over 'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
THE DEFECTS OF THE ATLANTA
MR. WHITNEY SAYS SnH Is THE SOLITARY EA-
rxANPfF urH kIND.


FXANPiE oF urR kIND
WIsuiNcrov Dec. 9-Thc report Of captain Bunce.
commanding the or User Atlanta. and the Endorsements
-, IN. bureau on rrs Of tho Navy Department upon
the s1aect male public to-day. Inc general
chara cr OF the report which ssvorcy criticised almost
avery feAture ~ he vessel and tho views OF the bureau
officers have already been published The only new
ph,.e Of tho matter IL the Endorsement 81 Secretary
whitney which dsposes OF tho subject In ths following
language:
N, D.partmept fhl tho Atlanta shonli nave s"o
co ununu. soec% are n'ue NJ '"g
~ valuable sld mails IL the ihr q" IA .
J,v ami entirely proper doubtless without anV ~tpectatoa
ma uron no ship would b" treAtsl as
els, TIA pro discusson Tor the behct OF We 70
srtment IN future. 90 the criiicins nave bcch nv
,n,sr hrrotoure ami Of her known detrc were IN
,ntonal, overlooked bv her snrfs Tor TIE io'r W
NJ n,uru. In oAur directions ASIDE ir' tho sVA OF
su,eI wife considering tAr rnois mMcl "t"et
~. IN my Judgment fauiU she Represents Npe WIN
me-. i, and 10 T., balance ,an he ''rd'~ After sue
H.. h1t s.ryr Nnne - tl- alleged de ccs nave Dc on re
rr.uc.d In .ubsrqncnt vessel now In course OF
10 we Of Charleston - IA -or Iesne't' VIC
I'M low rec the bow was NO Mlrrri u" INC ~
board oi tho Charleston beng aOoht hVo os' SIX 'n'"''
AIR
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NOT yUCH OFA VICTIM AFTER All.

Charles Levin and James McAleavy. the young mon
accused Of assauing Lizzie Chase, OF Babylon J." L. on
Monday afternoon In tho New-York Volunteer ''np
rooms were examined In the Yorkvile Court yesterday
Justice Murray discharged the two accused men, rs 40
case Whatever could be made against then. well
dressed young then stepped up TO tho STAND anu
identified the silk dress Lizzie had as one stolen fr"n
her She had como from May weed. NJ j.. aud said her
name Berry man. Her father hired LIZZIE In foyds
intelligence office at sxth-ave asd lentist ana look
her 10 NewJsFsey 10 dc ksusewerE LIZZIE cit me
house four dAvs later. taking with her cIsthng worm
$50 She would have been locked mp for larceny, hnt
Miss Bars said she did tho silk dress ana
did prosecute tho and Lizzie was there-
fore roeasod by Justice Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
TAKING SIDES IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va. Dec o.-In the House to-day, MI
Waddill (Rep) offered the folls wing resolution;
Vh,y,as the Untci
Etates under preext Of reform. practically
rnsnfs free trade this country which wonid IN effect
lresk nm our manufacturing Industries. paralyze
the country generally aud pauperiIe the
labsrtBg class and
Wheyeos The adoption such policy would be especial
detrimental many interests OF virginia. therefore,
Pssored That our Congress De directed and
our Representatives requested to oppose any and all
Yneasures locking 10 q OF the taIih duties
o. Ire country. whereby tho business ana material
interests znected ana espe
cay they be requested 70 oppose all measures eokng
TO the Of duty such material "A iron ore
coal lumber suulsc and other products oil virginia
The House. astrctly party vote. refused to suspena
the sues 90 40 u put resolution Its passage, and
= was referred 70 soiARittse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
GOSSIP ApoUr SENATE COMMITTEE.

w,sutNGrov Dee. (Speciah. Tho Caucus Committee
OF Kepubcau Senators has made some progress to-day
bnt considerable remains 10 be don" In making assign
ments TO coamittse places. other than eharnAh'"S ~
,a 10 ,.l,.fy everybody AsMr Hi'cock Is TO he mem
lar a, ,h imuorant Committee Finance. no will not
receive chalrman.hp. this being tho beginning OIL "'
frat Term IA tho senate. Messrs Eyarts ana raw"
VIII ID. cnairmen respectively OF tho Library 20"
and the committee Rules and the former ,r Tho
INF. cholcc II 1, understood that no WI P',t 80
former COMMITTEES and that senator fhi We" WI nrI.s
coed MIR FRYE as chairman ~ tho committees senator
n 20 .,ttl al that senator Chacs II 10 suscson lii na
platt a. ,rman %. Patents and thai the la'to' W." az
-. .hair,.,n ~ Ter rltorisa senator i"lhcI %
made cnariSah ,hs Of Agriculture AMI
Forestry.
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=. 49,, r,.,. o.y.ni.at,a lie said ." am heart ana
49,, ,, AZ raine IN the splendid stand which lie mas
taken ON ,. vital question But there need be 60 Cause
TO fear All of the Dsmocratie party arc not
to the support of free rale AM even '"Ss "'O ,,0
- , II, an anti FREQ trail. mai gritty 80 notwith-
oti9e 80 veto power which TIL Pre- ldenI possesses
shat boJy has At all evonts the power has r 1'1
T., PRESERVE tho status quo ~ lTcsiue''
~ 49, M accept thDse nod liiOhs III the prseh'
tamir VII ihe Republican parry Il wi'iiI 10 comVo 49,
"a al, ms already spOSen, am hoth ne ana hIS
ii,r'"r. An he relied upon 10 defeat any measure
t.a,oei on the lines LAID dDwG IN thc message Ana on
Ii shorli nor FORGET that Is here proposed 70
ianeiIt Ifn Il mi it the expense OF America ell Ior
ma S,l he no party aiding in any Way thtt nation
,,"t has numbered and is snli plmderiEs my naive
Iau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

An mo /" sighed Potts. Pm tired OF living.
The world Is hollow. ambitions vain
"Come now " said his chum 81 know the symp toms;
Its all your nvrr-thafs very plain.
You need not sunor, for help Is easy.
Pierce Pellets 80 light TO the place
a friend To the llious. we'll might call them
There's nothing boter thcy'Il suit your case
Potts casei his sr' and ought tho . Pellets"
No more nn mouruvth his ha pless lot
III. face IL cheerful his heart IL lixhtsomo.
HIS mslancholy 10 quite forgoti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

To the FdftOr Of The TrtbH"'.
SIR: have real the interview with Ny. Blame on lio
message With his usual force and ccarness. Mr. Blaine
hit " he nail squarcly tho heal The answer 10 INC
message Is complete. expressive ana condensed snort
sharp nj decisive" Why not print 1t at once az cam
psgn dscumen The President has stated 10" cas- ivy
the Democrats 1t Is cmlnentlv NJ ahl p'bpf' ~ -
should he an sweret hy The i;rpr,r iri Ter 'hr 'e
and the ."te s.ouli - ~ sit b. Nii' IA ''r
aDres o. Jtl n w9gl! crn Har! IN" St"c ht''"
ton Or country coI uIs .bbIp c'p-. j"
reach The =. aus uTruc- at o're' therefore, IN"
sooner "A hr.u-iIg IL maze inc better III "euin oe
spl~qlI work fo, the Republican sa CUES TO csns
tue Themselves agencies for the dissemination OF classic
ncons mic literature Ike Mr. BlainGs interview ~
wonld overie al the cspewearing and drumming mat
could be done in a campaign. would suSgsSt | az
series fer tn Times he got oui ana SOFA as
chraplv circumstances would permit JOHN REID.
Uol.,Lsn. " J. 3 1887.
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BRAINS IN PARIS. PAINS IN WASHINGTON
To TIE Edit,r Of rae TFIbHn>
SIR: As long -~e reader OF The TRIBUNE write 10
thu ak yen securing for at early date the sI
hansiive per ne II and views OF the Hen
j. c. Blaine upon message seat by tue President 10
the present Congress
II reals Of John Brghts speeches o. some thirty
years age when q special topic astitin: TIE c.un
try iii he was heard, it woud seem ~ thshsl a
Scotch mist envsopsd the subject bnt when Bright had
delivered mis- say" In ths Free trade Hail. MAnche
ter and given OF his master analyses iul OF gsed
sound common ssn,s. the mist at once swept aside
The clear matter sfact presentation put aside al qhes
uoniugs as 10 the to be pursued: or. as ALI
chester mon wsul1 put it. An. John, tssus hit It,
oAIno this country strong free trader Tut s"sh
saw the absolute necessity there FOR proeeia 10
dsyeepe lis resource lis ia iustrcs, it, weaa -, As
real 10 I1y sen he sat at the breakfast table Mr.
Blanes csmLc larry upon the abstract 81 the message
ana his uuaaskn1 OF ts aIaciss in ihs lucid manner he
has the patriotic OF the cisaLezdcl sta cs
= charm, "a de sht, recalling the "reminiscences
already referred The careful distinction also Ds"eeh
tie tobacco and the wAskey revenue takos VII suiely
open The o. all rTshibisn rtsH not hsTIAsIl
caly cisssd by spscisus partnership Now, thrh. II
that aolo the industrial and aErc"it-
ural classes, especially In ths scum ana vest th'
the present crisis and ~ shsuld Dc
urged AGAIN ami again and acted upon without delay
Western PRESIDENTIAL appeal Tor r-hoib hS
ten mas bean sadly nfrh:sd upOs by me mastery e.
pose of tns day Alas the brains arc In raris ths
clerical pains In Washington. N%ILA>a
" D. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
ANr1sALooN CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON.

ANTIsALOON CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Dec. s.-A number OF Senators met at
the home OF Senator Palmer this evening for the pur-
pose Of comforting with Albert Griffin. chairman OF the
Antsaloon Republicans National Committee OF NOW.
York with refer encs to the antisaloon proposition OF
senator p~lmer looking toward Nn'isnal pr"hiotloi'
effort made take formal steps ia Tue ms "
the purpose OF the meeilng was snpy 10 n"'e
FREQ Interchange Of views Oh the subject.
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r,vovT,s COMMENTS on THE MESSAGE

W,.uxGroS Dec (Spec,ah. This is from i"e o'''''
OF 10 day -, a.. ,os,,
pnni,lp said tho President, rs he SAT- " MS "'S"'
h,rnd m \. sp,pcr. and profound thpuHht
Vs.. Stree responded tina ever presehs pahieh
IIays YOU read my messenger
should smIlt, Sire ,. D.,to, 80 co,-
no you have raised an issue. n'h,r..
ti,urd ," President not needing Danieis irre'eren'
language ,o, s,rat Nv teelings
,ost rerr,cd ma beyond tho bounds ~ proprety and
Dnnle turned away conceal emotions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
WILL ELEcrErFY PATRIOTIC HEARTS.

Not les. sgninclut tue Presidents message - Nr.
blaine, ia 4Ed ,tAtc- <ulkc conu-ut upon IT,
In tone temper ami mater ~ all hat could be desired
Seldom before prstninrnt son gwen 80
SPLENDID opportunity 10 Ansthor eminent iuhViiiA
aud s-lsh -, tllt uPppri lnty hr"H - pr"mpiF ara
suufaselg avalo Of 'ir Elair~ 49, ts -u'ces>fu
rival a. = disadvantage aud process nom" upsn MIN
truths viii sientry the pt"r neiri7 OF his cpua
irvmsn IN intuV localities ~ tho lHi,n.
WHAT the future may have 10 store Tor Mr. Nlune Te
know mo- bnt nj, w. 80 ksow auliO not hesitate -
declare h,t millions ~ hi, viii Ia 0rs- 4 .
message h- mas M tIcn tn n.s of the shtHiss.
and sr su.pNct that many Desocrst Ia apprshepsve
10 day tat Mr. Cleveland virtually become hs own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
GREyrrHL AP0L0GrzED TO MARKS

Tho statement male in article American TIN pro
ducon last Thursdays TRIBUNE that II. H. Marks, the
eder OF The LonD F,anc nj Ne'rs. rad been indicted
for libel Of mi reprSe nn; the Harvey Peak
Nine ~ Dakota. based errOaesus Information.
The ssos that Mr. Grsn;e Of the Bank OF England, not
only Withdrew the civil a ton 70 d,nagcs against Ne
Marks tut paid NJ. MtIkss costs ana apo.ogiled ior
statements which lie had made attacking Nj Aai&ss
IN
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the is question aud Virginia and North Caroline. Oh
tie tobaCce Interest v"
NcIr- York, Dec. = 1887
AyOICE FROM ABOVE THE CLOUDS OF sOPllSTRf
TO fhe Edttor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR The swift definite policy OF the free trade FORCES
with their leader fairly i'll the saddle and the order TO
form and charge" being gwen in unmisakable terms
makes il essential that like decision and energy he mani
tested BY those opposed to that policy. what bster
time for TIL TRIBUNE while yet thu tones OF challenge
and dear &C are on the air. ringing response
ale I'D of one or tvs statements like that % Mr. Blame.
which you are probably at this moment scattering
the country setting forth the true arac'cr
OF tho President OF the United states mas
now declared to he his policy
The interests OF NewEngand In this question OF free
trade are not larger hose OF other parts o. the
country buc protective tariff having diGnihed ami
,rcncthercd labor within her limits. tina, here prop
erty IS more equally divided tLan in any o'her part OF
tie world where manufacturing Is fine art where thc
average laborer comes beirs coworisr with
capt. al on equal social hsE IN aay other portion
OF globe. ami while the Ike cuniltlsh 81 thitS =
other parts OF tho Iuios liclldnE
OF tie Souh, Now tnS ana Win ths
fricsds o. education AID OF hlEh afsftg' 81
social comfort intelligence throughout tue COUNTY,
desires To give voice Indignation AT shch an nndl'
guised tIa' conveyed II the President 70 -
and The such answer Fan he framed ana
distributed the mere quickly ann dr'is!Ncb WI ue
ahorer and his friends rally 10 the rescue or al t' Is
mo. DIES rahic iier cur republican in.tituuon~
Mr.. Eldse- letter. IN IL Nvl1hsss ana le'Insht''
thrills Ike a voice the clouds OF confusion
and sophistry aud. with such aIuncs a. you can n
will m IKE document WHICH VIII NC mus p"N'
good results. I b. '"
HOrceSieT Mass. Dec. 5. 1857.
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n
was publisl yesterday by our cntcrpTlNihG chePo
rary The TRIBUNE II - an Interesting tonriD"toh W
the discussion of tho time.
DOESN'T AGREE WITH THE BLAINE IDEA.
F1or III, chicago Tribune ,
Mr. Blaincs geusrI position III iE's 'erv!ew IS uas
the war tlriT snail be perpciustsd that there s!ali "a
no rclnct,- Of duties ant that congress must devise
methods for sdusnsring The surplus ihstrsdo removing
il Nv the obvious natural plan snSgssic1 ny III. frc+
ilrnt This position will not co amend Itself 10 ths
American people Tor unquesiienfhy an immense MAJOR
nv believe Ia reiLtin. srze share ~ tTss Oppressive
tln faX,s which ne upOu tn producing an cOnSh-
ing sfas cs with crushing welght' ~ j the "casest
ground Mr. aise has yet occupied ana no national
r,,ty e IN e,pect into IRE frntil campaign 81
M, -us M matter who may he ~ ."adrr ans WIN IL
/. i, n pnsi,n Of direct hostility To the rcport OF me
Ttft ommi4 aud the Republican p'atISfni OF ssh
n his que stiOu therefor, We beg ave ID HcF from
NJ Baiue Us differs from Ms frrey ackho Ni-uSlnS
his ri int 10 MS own belief RrVublcan we claim me
same right as SUCH free 10 state our brlet that
I'm leading the cohsri> OF the codI,d state OF fsnuSyl-
vania with his leutenants Haudtl kelley, cameron
and Nc Ph-rson will find that P9nnsJlvanls ~ pat ono
state and thar there q iarsr army outside S borlers
who do not propose he levied upon any longer Tor It's
benefit itisa natter for csngratnlaiion what
ever else MI Clcy Gland have dehc or nol dse tat
he has brought ono question az r" iHctlon al the
tariff before the pcop.s and IL now remains Tor them 10
take sides and settle The surplus question must ne
seed i'm seine WAY md in different way from W mar II
ms settled. IL cannot I've seticu III "ccorddHoo
with he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
JOINING The GREAT ISSUE.
MR.. BLAINE'S REPLY TO Mr.. CLEVELANDS
FREK-TRADE MESSAGE.
.yD WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK ABOUT 1T.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: That magnificent document you print 'ous'
What tremendous contrast betw the penny-cracker
OF the man inside and the rear Of great guns from inc
man ontsile.
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asked the Board OF Managers to take act,n ,o 49,,
the Saturday before Christmas holiday Two on.
petitions, strongly favored asked that bylaw hs s.
mtted for the approvs OF ilc members cStabsL,.
a minimum rate of commissio ard BROKERAGE nn n'hs
tracts. ard that clearing house fo con;raets si
I'm character to that OF the PgOducc ENchnge Lc esh
IlShed. -"
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man b,s dane Us IL u wonlerfnl politician, ana II 10
Wa, In hn no tnai cd for President no combination eau
defeat hin"
AHEAD OF EVEN THE sW1FT-FOOiED
y,paa me Nsig. YORK GJGph'c .,,,,o
With all The W0rifS continuously alert onterr,l'o,
TiIE TgiBCNE ssens tn nave "Hco"Peu Pu"i'' ~
ton with tie n.uine interview
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A SHERIFF AVID MS ASSISTANTS INDICTED.
PoHrJ JEWS. " Y, Dec o.-lhc Grand Jury OF WAYNE
County Penn. have indicted sheriff Mcdland and Dep
NV Sheris Clark and MshIand for gros. gencr IN
allowing Murderer Mccabe TO fiom Jail McCabo
was rccapturah aud hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
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